Hibernian's winter wobble started in earnest thanks to a humbling home defeat at the hands of Ross County in December, leading to a diabolical run of form that took in a loss to Livingston and the dire Betfred Cup semi-final showing against St Johnstone.
But a few weeks can make all the difference in Scottish football and Jack Ross can be far more optimistic on the long journey to the Highlands on the back of an impressive home win over Aberdeen.
Three wins in the space of seven days have hoisted the men in green and white into third in the Scottish Premiership, putting their European qualification destiny firmly in their own hands.
The Hibees were frustrated on their last trip to Dingwall when an inspired display by Ross Doohan in the Staggies' goal kept them at bay, but the loan keeper's temporary move from Celtic was ended in the January window.
A win would be a boon to Hibs' chances of finishing in the European spots, putting even more daylight between the men in green and white and their opponents.
Here is everything you need to know about the game:
What time is kick off?
The game kicks off at 3:00pm.
Who is the referee?
Greg Aitken takes charge of the action from the Global Energy Stadium.
He is assisted by Graham Chambers and Stuart Hodge, while Matthew MacDermid is the fourth official.
Is the game on TV?
No, but The Staggies have opened up their PPV option.
Fans wishing to buy access can do so for £15, the same price as Hibs charge supporters to tune in from Easter Road.
Supporters of both clubs can watch all the action live by signing up for an account or logging in at this link.
How can I follow the action online?
Edinburgh Live will be providing live coverage with team news, updates and goals as they go in online and via Twitter @EdLiveSport and Facebook.
